Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-10-14
RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL.

The demand for moro practical in.
structon is every where extending. -
Vermont Chroaicle.
"A school of carpentry and five
schools of cooking have been established
in suburbs of Boston by the Board Of
Education.
There are three things in this
world that deserve no quarter
Hypocrisy, Pharisaism and Tyranny
r. W. Robertson
Portions of the Bible have already
been printed for the blind in 2i9
languages, using the invention of DIR.
Moon.- United Presbyterian,
Christ comes with q blessing in
each hand-forgiveness in one and
holiness in the other, and never gives
either to any who will not take both.-
Thomas adams
Tho fitting of toys and girls for n
work by which they can earn an honest
support in after years is one not Sec
ond in Importance to any that can be
done in the school-room or elsewhere
Nashville american,
-Thirty-cight Protestant missionary
societies are at work in China. They
have 725 missionaries in the field, of
whom half are women. There are
1,4SS native helpers, ordained and un-
ordained, and the con,municant Is num-
Der $2S 500.
Too much honey in the pulpit may
cloy upon the taste of the pew. Yet,
if the minister finds it necessary to be
acidulous, it is well to mix some sugar
with the lemon. The two together,
make refreshing beverage.-indidn-
dpolis Journal.
The Rev. r, G. Wilder, editor of
the Missionary ReUicW, announces that
he expects soon to transfer it to other
hands. The veteran missionary pur-
poses, if his health will permit, to return
to India for such missionary service as
he can still render.
Among the recent graduates of the
Woman's Medical College IN New
York city, is Kin Yamei, a Chinese
girl, who had taken the highest position
in the class. She is an accomplished
scholar, able to converse and write ac-
curately in five languages
The highest church in Europe is
the little chapel of st. Maria Ziteit in
the canton of Graubender. 1t is 5000
feet above the forests of the mountain
near the region of perpetual snow, and
is used in the summer only, and then
by the herdsmen and hunters Of the
Alps.
The Gospel is preached every Sab
bath in various neglected parts of the
National Capital by an earnest band of
Christian men and women from an inn
mense Gospel Wagon" Great crowds
eagerly listen and join heartily in sing
ing, and many have been converted
Public Opinion.
What pitiablc spectacle is pre-
sented by one who is far advanced in
the journey of life, and must soon leave
this world and go to another, but who
has not made the slightest preparation
to meet his God in judgment! Alas,
for such n man! His career here is al
most ended; and there is nothing in
his life to warrant the least hope for
the future.-M y Independent.
"A little boy in one of the destitute
quarters of New York City was asked,
not long ago, whether he went to
church. Drawing himself up proudly,
he replied: my father and mother
are Americans; only the Irish go to
church" F" The lad probably based his
statement upon facts within his imme-
diate observation; but the remark
might be extended, with some qualifi-
cation, to good many other locali-
ties. -Congregationalis;.